Protocell Survival Networks in Spatially Modulated Chemical Gradients

Coupling molecular-level chemical networks to macroscopic functions provides a step toward the implementation of rudimentary forms of agency in life-like objects and materials. Here, a negative feedback circuit within a networked binary protocell community is linked to higher-level spatial dynamic b...

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Autor Principal:	Shuqi Wu (582226) (author)
Outros autores:	Iuliia Myrgorodska (9541258) (author), Mei Li (217363) (author), Pengfei Xu (301785) (author), Stephen Mann (1700536) (author), Liangfei Tian (2102173) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Immunology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified spatial symmetry breaking spatial dynamic behaviors protective cytomimetic systems level chemical networks intelligent spatiotemporal behaviors computer simulations based protocell survival networks macroscopic functions provides hydrogen peroxide gradient collective defense responses collective responses work presents strongly influenced step toward spatially modulate segregated arrangements rudimentary forms nonequilibrium conditions mediated activation local generation like objects general approach exhibit quasi encapsulated enzymes edge effects diffusion modeling diffusion gradient binary populations
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Protocell Survival Networks in Spatially Modulated Chemical Gradients

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